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Thank you for looking xx

Nothing for Patrick Joseph Brennan.

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Please would you be so kind as to see whether the book contains any information about one Patrick Joseph Brennan - he was in the Connaught Rangers
Many thanks

John

Rebels Killed While Fighting - Patrick FARRELL
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Patrick FARRELL (19) a Plasterer, was fataly wounded in Church Street. He had severed his connection with the Volunteers at the time of the split, but came out and joined in the rising.

Doesn't say where Church Street is though. Can only assume it's in Dublin. No other details.

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Well known houses Destroyed & Damaged...
.Marlborought Street 112 - J FARRELLl, Wine & Spirit Merchant.,
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Interred at Glasnevin Cemetery
J FARRELL (48) 20 City Quay.
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289 prisoners removed from Richmond Barracks Dublin on 30 April to Stafford Detention Barracks on 1st May.

M Farrell, 20 Lwr Dorset Street, Dublin.

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308 prisoners removed from Richmond Barracks Dublin on 3rd May to Knutsford Detention Barracks.

Wm FARRELL 25 Grenville St, Dublin - Plumbers Assistant.
M FARRELL 84 Cork St, Dublin - Wine Porter
Jas FARRELL 18 Lowr Drumcondra Rd - Grocer
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376 to Wakefield Detention Barracks.on 6th May

From Kilmainham
Joseph FARRELL 11 Detention Barracks.rebend St,

From Arbour Hill
John FARRELL 60 Up Dominick St, Dublin - Chauffeur

From Richmond Barracks Dublin To Staford Detention Barracks 9th May
H FARRELL Somerset St Ballsbridge, HM ex-launch125, c/o Coastgruard Office, Queenstown.

From Richmond Barracks Dublin To to Wandsworth Detention Barracks, London on 9th May
Denis FARRELL 7 Miller Pl, Rutland St, Dublin

Following prisoners released...
John FARRELL, Dublin
Jos FARRELLl, Broadstone
MI FARRELL, Atherney
James FARRELL, Dublin
H FARRELL, Dublin

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1916 Easter Rebellion Handbook [Paperback]
Declan Kiberd (Author), Weekly Irish Times (Editor), Editors of Irish Times (Author)
Product Details
* Paperback: 312 pages
* Publisher: Roberts Rinehart Pub (December 1999)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 157098316X
* ISBN-13: 978-1570983160
http://www.amazon.com

Seems to be a reissue or new ed of

Title Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook. Easter, 1916. A complete ... narrative of the rising ... Second edition.
Publisher/year pp. xvi. 243. Dublin, 1916.
Physical descr. 8º.
Genre/form Periodical publications.- Dublin
Added name Ireland. Appendix. I. History. (B) Separate Events. 1916
Added Title [Weekly Irish Times.]
Serial holdings Details
Shelfmark 9508.dd.13. Request
http://catalogue.bl.uk/

There's no LoC catalog entry

hi any farrell from celbridge in kildare
many thanks john

Nudge

hi Tracie if you google abe books you should find one on there thats where i found mine best of luck.

AND Free Worldwide Delivery!

There's some here:

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/search?searchTerm=1916+Rebellion+Handbook&search=search

thank you very much for taking the time to look.x

Thanks Teresa

I have had a look but sadly they have all gone now or not listed, will have to wait until another one goes up. Had a look on Amazon but a bit beyond my price range at £75.00 lol.

thanks again
Tracie.

Tracie

The book is entitled "1916 Rebellion Handbook"

It has 1916 in large RED figures on the cover with 'Rebellion Handbook' written underneath in white....just so you can recognise it.

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Suzanne

Took me some time to go through all the lists of names, but found none with the surname of Mairs.

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Hi Teresa

Would love to get one of these books, but not sure what the title is, could you let me know please?

Thanks
Tracie

hi teresa.
could you please look for any mairs family members in your book.living in belfast at that time.x

The F. Pollard in the book WAS my Grandfather's brother!

Also found him here....http://www.interment.net/ireland/index.htm

Buried in Glasnevin Cemetery.....Pollard, Lieut. Francis Domino, d. 2 May 1970, s/o Joseph & Margaret ( Four Courts Garrison 1916)

Then, some kind person on http://www.dublin.ie/forums looked up his Death Notice for me.

POLLARD (Dublin) - May 2, 1970, at his residence, 14 Galtymore Pk., Drimnagh,
Francis Dominic, dearly beloved husband of Louisa Pollard (nee Dolly O'Sullivan)
late Lt. C. Coy., First Batt., Dublin Brigade, Old I.R.A., member of Four Courts Garrison, 1916; deeply regretted by his loving wife, brothers, relatives and friends. R.I.P.


I already have his birth certificate so now to order his death & Marriage certificates!

i have orderd a copy from ebay cost incl p&p £14 from america..

I paid £16 for the paper back version on ebay.

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If anyone knows of a relative that was arrested or killed in the 1916 Easter Uprising I will have a look for the name and address if you wish.

I know it's a bit of a touchy subject still, with many people, but it is all in the past now.

I often wonder it this was the reason why my Mum's birth wasn't registered in Dublin in June 1916 as there was still so much going on then. At least my grandparents managed to get her Baptised and that is the only proof Mum ever had as her existance!

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